Germantown is Memphis’s polished east side — big brick homes on wooded lots off Poplar Pike, the little white Depot by the tracks, and the Germantown Charity Horse Show every summer. I’m Terrance Boyd, and our crew loads houses out here most weeks, from Farmington over to Forest Hill-Irene. You’ll have a firm flat price on paper before a single blanket comes off the truck.
Estate homes and long driveways
Plenty of Germantown jobs are four- and five-bedroom houses set back on curving drives behind mature oaks, with an HOA that has rules about where a truck can sit. DeShawn plans the approach ahead of the date so we stage close to the door and stay clear of the neighbors’ grass.
What a Germantown move tends to run
- 3-bed off Germantown Parkway — three movers + truck — $1,180–$1,720
- 4-bed near Dogwood Road — three movers + truck — $1,900–$2,600
- 5-bed estate toward Forest Hill-Irene — three movers + truck — $2,400–$2,950
- Upright piano across the neighborhood — two movers + truck — $250–$390
Two movers and a truck are $124 an hour and a third hand takes it to $174, on a one-hour floor, with quilts, dollies, stretch film and wardrobe cartons already aboard. Send Yolanda your Germantown address and a locked number comes back the same day. See what our home moving covers, or open the full service map.
One flat number for the whole Germantown move
A two-mover truck runs $124/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire Germantown job to one written Shelby County flat figure that never budges
Booked freight elevators, three flights up a walk-up, house and rental clear-outs, a driveway too narrow for the truck — whatever the Germantown job throws out, Terrance’s Shelby County crew has worked it more times over than any of us has bothered to count.
Lock in my flat number
